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unhammer

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    Comment #40130647

    It's the humans fault for not being lawful and considerate to the AI murderbot: > a former Baidu executive, Drive.AI board member, and one of the industry’s most prominent boosters…

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    Comment #40061901

    If you're taking requests, Greek would be fun :-)

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    Comment #40061892

    Yes! I learn from listening to podcasts and such, and it's somehow more fun, instead of being told "floob means chair, now say floob after me" (one new word out of eight) and being…

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    Comment #40051495

    This time it was. Maybe there's actually a bunch of unreported "dark debris" hitting roofs of people who aren't NASA aficionados with Xitter accounts :)

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    Comment #40003939

    Is it possible to use this libgourou to fix this situation? So that it's possible to both pay for books and read them without wasting hours? I didn't quite understand from the read…

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    Comment #39977005

    The AAAA (and several of the following characters) is just a header showing what type of key it is: https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/5944/why-do-all-s...

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    Comment #39916699

    > In the beginning of Unix, m4 was created. This has made many people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move. autoconf creates a shell script by preprocessing with m…

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    Comment #39813774

    hm, maybe region-restricted? I get a "not found"

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    Comment #39808717

    Is there a waiting list for Android? :)

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    Comment #39721591

    Yes! "Moominpappa at Sea" is wonderful. There's melancholy, sea horses, mischief, the creeping gothic horror of the Groke, whisky and pipe smoking, existential crises, dilapidated …

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    Comment #39499631

    https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/parallel-and-concurrent... explains how Haskell does async exceptions and cancellation, for comparison. I found that the most challenging chapt…

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    Comment #39466873

    Oh and another one I use all the time is as an "identity transform" when selecting between filters, e.g. dostuff () { if [[ $1 = clean ]]; then grep -v dirt else cat fi | do_other_…

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    Comment #39464768

    I have an old note named the same as this blog post: cat /dev/sdb > backup.img # make a disk image cat /dev/sdb > /dev/sdc # clone disk cat ~/Downloads/* # play Russian roulette wi…

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    Comment #39447069

    They missed the most realistic depiction, in Community: https://youtu.be/z4FGzE4endQ?feature=shared&t=40s

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    Comment #39329859

    > Serbian [and] other morphologically rich low-resource languages What term do we use for the ~6000 languages of less resources (and typically richer morphology)?

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    Comment #39127188

    1. Install from stable.melpa (or gnu elpa) instead of melpa (and pin to that) 2. git add .emacs.d/elpa 3. Don't click update all the time.

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    Comment #39078158

    You may need to enable it HISTCONTROL=ignorespace

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    Comment #38864277

    > Though the new-vehicle sales figure is high, data from Statistics Norway indicates the total share of EVs on Norwegian roads in 2022 was only about 20% I followed the link buy co…

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    Comment #38818950

    And in Bergen you can use "lukt" to mean both, "høyt opp i lukten", maybe the Hanseatic influence? (My kid uses "luft" to mean both, "lufte ekkelt".)

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    Comment #38802873

    > People want to believe that govt and big tech are this omniscient, monolithic entity. The main thing that I learned about conspiracy theory, is that conspiracy theorists believe …

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    Comment #38693569

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37939796

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    Comment #38624669

    https://www.datatilsynet.no/en/news/aktuelle-nyheter-2023/th... > the Norwegian Data Protection Authority strongly doubts that Meta's proposed ‘consent’ mechanism, often dubbed ‘pa…

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    Comment #38617484

    https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/07/middleeast/palestinian-is...

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    Comment #38450115

    > also from P2P via WebRTC Does this mean the list of IP addresses of people currently watching a video is necessarily public?